Combining the techniques of Robert Ruark, Anton Chekhov and O. Henry, Tom Word draws a portrait of Deep South quail plantations where for a century and a quarter the very rich have relished hunting and fishing in the company of horses and mules, pointing dogs and retrievers, and sagacious countrymen in a tradition reminiscent of the great sporting estates of Great Britain. Paperback, 123 pages, published in 2007.
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